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On this episode of the SEC Official Visit, Greg Ostendorf talks about where recent Florida decommit Christian Miller stands with the Crimson Tide, what top pocket passer David Cornwell's timeframe means for Alabama, and how Missouri is using the SEC

Ted Miller looks into his crystal ball and makes three bold predictions for the upcoming college football season.

In this week's SEC Official Visit, we talk about a trio of big commits for the Auburn Tigers, and a top QB decides to stay home in Kentucky.

University of Georgia lineman Kolton Houston is fighting to regain NCAA eligibility after a 2010 positive drug test.

NoleNation's Corey Dowlar talks with Phil Murphy about the latest in the Matthew Thomas saga, and Greg Ostendorf stops by to talk about the impending decisions of ESPN 150 recruits Tre' Williams and Justin Thornton.

Dave Hooker stops by to talk Orlando Brown Jr.'s commitment to Tennessee and the overall hot start the new coaching staff is off too. Sam Khan Jr also stops by the show to talk a new commit for Alabama, and the latest in Texas A&M recruiting.

American Heritage (Plantation, Fla.) running back Sony Michel, the No. 16 overall player in the ESPN 150, committed Friday to Georgia over Florida, Florida State, Miami (FL) and Notre Dame.

Prim Siripipat and the college football bloggers look through all the spring standouts to find who will be the next breakout star this fall.

Stratford (Goose Creek, S.C.) quarterback Jacob Park talks with Phil Murphy after a busy weekend of camps. Park says he's trimmed his college list to around 10 and it includes Alabama, Florida State, Georgia, Notre Dame and Virginia Tech, among other

GeauxTigerNation's Gary Laney and TideNation's Greg Ostendorf join Jim Basquil to discuss which ESPN 150 stars were visiting the LSU and Alabama spring games last weekend.

Leonard Fournette, Speed Noil, and Deshaun Watson are just a few of the offensive stars at the top of the ESPN 150 rankings. Tom Luginbill breaks down those three players the rest of the standouts on the offensive side of the ball in the first relea

Jabril Peppers, Andrew Brown, and Da'Shawn Hand make up some of the stars at the top of the ESPN 150 rankings. Craig Haubert takes you through the rest of the standouts and stars on the defensive side of the ball in the first release of the 2014 ESP

Tom Luginbill and Craig Haubert break down the top performers in each position group at the Nike Football Training Camp's stop in Charlotte, N.C.

Blair Angulo interviews ESPN Watch List linebacker Dwight Williams of Junipero Serra (Gardena, Calif.). Williams was named linebacker MVP of the Nike Football Training Camp in Los Angeles for the second consecutive year.

Cedartown (Ga.) running back Nick Chubb posted one of the top SPARQ scores at the Nike Combine in Atlanta. The ESPN Watch List junior spoke about his performance and recruitment with Radi Nabulsi.

2014 offensive tackle Christian Harris of Collins Hill (Suwanee, Ga.) picked up his first FBS offer recently from North Carolina. But at the Nike Combine in Atlanta, he tells Radi Nabulsi that more are likely coming, including one from in-state Georg